Listen to Podcast with me over at Youth Hacks

June 15, 2010 by

Recently I recorded an interview with Youth Hacks – a podcast dedicated to youth workers. You can listen to it here.

Why I love this podcast in comparison to so many others I have done, is that one of the hosts, Joel Diaz, for the past year has actually been implementing everything he heard me say at a conference I was speaking at! His story of what has been accomplished between himself, a straight conservative youth pastor, and the PFLAG in rural Georgia is unreal, and a total testament to the power of this bridge building work!

Much love.

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About Andrew Marin

Andrew Marin is President and Founder of The Marin Foundation (www.themarinfoundation.org). He is author of the award winning book Love Is an Orientation (2009), its interactive DVD curriculum (2011), and recently an academic ebook titled Our Last Option: How a New Approach to Civility can Save the Public Square (2013). Andrew is a regular contributor to a variety of media outlets and frequently lectures at universities around the world. Since 2010 Andrew has been asked by the United Nations to advise their various agencies on issues of bridging opposing worldviews, civic engagement, and theological aspects of reconciliation. For twelve years he lived in the LGBT Boystown neighborhood of Chicago, and is currently based St. Andrews, Scotland, where he is teaching and researching at the University of St. Andrews earning his PhD in Constructive Theology with a focus on the Theology of Culture. Andrew's research centers on the cultural, political, and religious dynamics of reconciliation. Andrew is married to Brenda, and you can find him elsewhere on Twitter (@Andrew_Marin), Facebook (AndrewMarin01), and Instagram (@andrewmarin1).

  • Elise

    This is great, Andrew!

  • http://youthhacks.com Josh

    Andrew, thanks so much for joining us on the show. It was a lot of fun talking to you. I was really looking forward to seeing you at NYWC this year, but your name isn’t on the list. Are you gonna be there?

    • http://www.loveisanorientation.com Andrew Marin

      I’m not going to be there this year. I love them to death though. If you want to know why I won’t be there you should ask them why.

  • http://www.joeldiaz.com Joel Diaz

    Andrew, thanks for sharing your heart, and always speaking with boldness in love. I hope and pray that you continue to inspire and raise up bridge builders across this country and around the world.

    Christ’s peace.


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